Acrylic painting and still-life floral sketches

Author: Li Jiaxu
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Acrylic painting and gouache are painted using water to mix gelatinous pigments. Acrylic painting combines the softness and smoothness of gouache, the thickness of oil painting, and the freedom and fluidity of watercolor. Its most valuable advantage lies in its vibrant and bright colors, which can be applied thickly and remain unchanged through repeated layers. Therefore, in practice, students can be guided to focus on observing, analyzing, and studying the laws of color changes, making the most of the role of color language in their works while avoiding excessive constraints of so-called techniques. Especially in recent years, the recruitment advertisements of art colleges across the country have prominently emphasized the optional choice of acrylic, gouache, or watercolor, further providing opportunities for the promotion of acrylic painting.